Chapter 2678

In the process of Schiller and Stark pulling, the situation was like this: actually, Schiller and Stark were both traveled back, but neither of them wanted the other to know that they were traveled back, but they wanted to achieve their own goals.

For example, Schiller didn't want Stark to know that he was actually the Schiller who knew him in the future, so he had to pretend not to know Stark, but he didn't want Stark to see him, because if he saw him, the subsequent first meeting wouldn't hold.

Stark also didn't want Schiller to know that he was also traveled back from the future, but he wanted Schiller to know him at this time to reverse the tragedy of the past, so he desperately wanted to see Schiller.

But now, Schiller knew that Stark was traveled back. This was not difficult at all. When Stark saw him, it was as if the answer was written on his face. Even if Schiller wasn't a psychologist, he could see at a glance that this guy had a ghost in his heart.

But Stark didn't know that Schiller was traveled back. He still thought that the current Schiller was the Schiller of childhood, a little guy who couldn't be said to be easy to fool, but at least easier to deal with than the adult version of Schiller.

But he was destined to be disappointed.

Stark thought that anyway, he was a child. Where could he run? The Hamiltons were busy researching in the laboratory every day. He had plenty of opportunities to contact Schiller in private.

At first, he tried to deal with the Hamiltons. After having a good relationship with them, he could be invited to their home, so he could see Schiller. Maybe he could remind him, or even leave some facilities in his home to prevent the whole family from being silenced by Hydra.

But it was still that sentence: the Hamiltons were typical mad scientists. Every time Stark faced them, he felt they had a desire to dissect himself, but he still bit the bullet and endured it, and successfully had a good relationship with them.

But the result was not as smooth as he imagined. The Hamiltons didn't intend to invite him to their home. After some investigation, Stark found that the other party was guilty of a guilty conscience.

They were entangled with Hydra behind their backs. Actually, they also knew that this matter couldn't see the light, especially couldn't be known by Stark. If they were discovered, both of them would lose their heads. Then inviting Stark to their home wasn't equivalent to throwing themselves into the net?

Stark was simply having a headache because of their stupidity, but he didn't give up just like that, deciding to change a way of thinking. Since he couldn't go to the other party's home, he would let the other party bring Schiller over.

So he pretended to be very interested in the technology made by the other party's adopted son, wanting to have in-depth communication with the other party, especially face-to-face communication, and also expressed that he wanted to make some friends of the same age. Howard and Maria also agreed.

The Hamiltons were noncommittal about this. They really liked little Schiller and felt that it was good for him to have a rich friend. But the problem was that if Schiller didn't want to, they couldn't force people to be brought.

In order not to be discovered by Stark, Schiller didn't express his unwillingness positively, but his skill in persuading others was much stronger than Stark's. In a few words, he made the Hamiltons dispel the idea and re-invest in research work.

Stark was angry, but he still intended to use the Hamiltons as a breakthrough. After all, he couldn't contact anyone else now, so he could only exert effort on the two of them.

But this effort caused problems. Don't forget that the two of them had contact with Hydra, and it wasn't even forced work. The two sides were more like a cooperative relationship.

Now that the only son of a rich man who could be ranked in the whole United States had a good relationship with them, did Hydra have any plans? Need to ask?

This was a very critical period. A certain technology of Howard was targeted by Congress. The two sides were testing each other. Congress wanted to know if this technology was really that useful, while Howard wanted to know how much profit he could get from it.

So the Starks started to become busier, because in addition to operating Stark Industries, they also participated in political struggles, and this kind of struggle couldn't stop once it started.

Hydra keenly perceived this point. They also wanted to know what this technology was and what it was useful for, and why Congress would target Stark Industries.

But they were like hyenas following the lion pride, smelling the smell of food decay from afar but never being able to eat a bite. But when they learned about the close relationship between the Hamiltons and little Stark, they knew that the opportunity had come.

After failing to see Schiller repeatedly, Stark felt that he should change his way of thinking. It wasn't that he had to see the person himself to reverse the tragedy of the future. Everyone was a computer genius. Wouldn't it be okay to be an internet friend?

So Stark did some things that couldn't see the light with the computer Obadiah took for him. To be precise, it was network intrusion, invading the Hamiltons' computer, and successfully contacting Schiller, and he didn't say his identity.

He thought that a mysterious technology, a superb hacker, was easier to attract the other party's attention. Sure enough, he soon waited for a reply, but it wasn't a friendly greeting, but a round of anti-intrusion.

Stark was shocked to find that Schiller's computer technology had become so powerful that it was outrageous even in the future era. What was the situation?! Schiller hadn't said that he was also a hacker!

Little did he know, behind every Schiller who was at ease on the internet, there was a diligent and hard-working Ultron. But who let Ultron be given to Schiller by Stark and the others? This wave, this wave was eating his own bitter fruit.

Stark originally only regarded this matter as a means to contact Schiller, but soon his competitive spirit was aroused. Losing to a child under ten years old? Are you kidding? I am also a computer genius who wrote the super artificial intelligence Jarvis!

After Stark became serious, he didn't engage in those small troubles anymore. He directly controlled the network in that area, trying to force Schiller into a corner. But he didn't expect the other party to lure the enemy deep, make a feint to the east and attack in the west. When Stark attacked with all his strength, he touched the internal network of Stark Industries from another road, and almost captured the internal firewall.

Stark was startled, but fortunately he discovered it in time and didn't let him succeed. Then he made another move, fighting back and forth with Schiller on the internet, having a great time.

In the process of network offensive and defensive warfare, Stark was actually very confused. Schiller had never shown genius in this area. When he stayed in the laboratory, no matter how he looked at it, he looked like he could only screw in light bulbs. How could he have such superb hacker skills?

But actually, it wasn't that there were no traces to follow. Stark remembered one thing, that was the cigarette Schiller gave him.

To be precise, it was a compressed battle armor the size of a cigarette. This actually completely didn't conform to physical laws. With Stark's technical means at that time, he couldn't do this level, but Schiller completed it easily. Could it be that he was really a hidden scientific research genius?

Stark fell into suspicion, but soon their communication on the internet finally changed from technical communication to normal chatting. Stark felt that he was slowly becoming familiar with the young Schiller.

He wanted to speak to remind Schiller, but didn't know where to start. He couldn't suddenly say that your family might be silenced in the future. He could only vaguely mention that he had once noticed an organization called Hydra, which was extremely vicious and very terrible.

After sending a series of Hydra's data, Schiller didn't let Stark down. Soon, he found some traces related to Hydra in his home, which were evidence of the Hamiltons colluding with Hydra.

Truly worthy of being Schiller, Stark thought in his heart. At such a young age, he had such ability. This really saved his own trouble.

So Stark climbed up the pole, telling Schiller that he suspected that Schiller's parents might be colluding with Hydra, which might bring a murderous disaster to their family.

Schiller soon sent more things, but most of them were some research data of the Hamiltons, which seemed to be hoping that Stark could see how they cooperated with Hydra through these things.

But Stark had actually seen these data. After all, he could use the internal network of Stark Industries. The Hamiltons were doing experiments under his nose. Could he not know the technical details?

But to put it bluntly, the things these two made were useless. It was a derivative technology of artificial intelligence technology, similar to a kind of electronic armor, specially prepared for electronic lives like Zola that were not perfect from birth. Like Jarvis, who was a perfect artificial intelligence from birth, he didn't need it at all.

Although Stark didn't look down on it, it was still quite important to Hydra, especially since the only key to this set of electronic armor was in the hands of the Hamiltons. Zola was originally an evil electronic life. Really, if they weren't silenced, who would be silenced?

It was a bit difficult to find a breakthrough in technology to save the Hamilton family. Stark thought about it, but didn't find any immediate good method, but still maintained contact with the Hamiltons, and still chatted with Schiller on the internet.

He and Schiller chatted as always. Although Stark wanted to laugh when he thought that the person on the other side was still a child under ten years old, he was still sighing that he and Schiller were indeed born soulmates.

Suddenly one day, Mrs. Hamilton came to find Stark in a hurry. She told Stark that her adopted son wanted to see him.

Stark was immediately excited. He just said that as long as the two of them understood each other, they would definitely become good friends. Schiller must have seen his genius wisdom through chatting, so he couldn't wait to let him go over.

Because this matter had been pulling for too long, adding up to a year of time, and finally made a breakthrough, Stark couldn't care about anything else. He contacted Obadiah and let Stark Industries send a car to send him to the Hamiltons' home at the designated time.

Stark was overly excited and didn't notice the complex expression on Mrs. Hamilton's face when she came to find him.